On Sunday afternoon I had one of the “rabbit holes of the Internet” adventures that has me jumping from one link to another. It started
I’ve always been a fan of going to bed and getting up early rather than staying up late to cram for a test or put
Photos for Class is a free Creative Commons image search engine that was launched in late November. The service is designed to help students find
Yesterday, someone asked me if it was possible to use strike-through formatting in Google Documents. The answer is yes. I’m sure that the person who
ReadWorks is a free service that I have been recommending for about a year now. It provides teachers with hundreds of lesson plans and more
Desmos is a free graphing calculator that has been available for a few years as a browser-based tool and as an iPad app. Late last
The U.S. Census Bureau records and publishes lots of interesting data about the population of the United States. The Maps & Data section of the
I’ve written about Padlet a lot over the years because of its flexibility to fit into a lot of classroom situations. One of the ways
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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